Beliefs

  • King’s Commission: Matthew 28:18-20

    “Man was designed by God to be His agent for the glorification of the world. As men matured  in their tasks, however, they themselves would grow from glory to glory, as prophets, priests, and kings. Though sin sought to wreck God’s design, through Jesus Christ we have been put back on track. May God raise…

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  • Better late than never: From a Mother’s Day Sermon shared on May 10th 2026

    “He who assaults his father and drives his mother away is a shameful and disgraceful son. Cease listening, my son, to discipline, and you will stray from the words of knowledge” (Prov. 19:26-27). Cold Open (aka., Introduction)… The type of assault here discussed in not violence in terms of physical altercation, but to waste away…

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  • Musings on Theonomy and its Objectors: A Brief look at RTS vs. Bahnsen and some of my Thoughts

    The following is taken from my Feathernotes app. It is an excerpt of my personal musings on Theonomy and its Objectors, and the fallout that occurred. An unfortunate but continual (and unsurprising) debate. Reformed Theological Seminary once employed the late Dr. Bahnsen during the years of 1975-79, after which he contract was let to expire.…

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  • Strength and Courage: Remembering Charlie Kirk

    “All those who hate me, love death” (Prov. 8:36). “For those who are according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who are according to the Spirit, the things of the Spirit. For the mind set on the flesh is death, but the mind set on the Spirit…

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  • David’s Starting Point Ought to be Ours at Every Point of Our Lives

    “The question of apologetic strategy must be answered, and answered properly, lest we become unfaithful in defending the faith or even deny it, as did Peter. We are exhorted to hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, and obedience to that exhortation requires sound preparation with respect to apologetic method–a method which should…

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